THE RUSSIAN OUTLOOK

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 221, 12 June 1919, Page 5

THE RUSSIAN OUTLOOK

KOLCHAK'S PROGRESS ACCORDING TO PETROGRAD

By Teiegratih-I'ress Asßociation-OoDvmhl Montreal, Juno 2. It is reported from Budapest that 11. Tchitcherin, Russian Foreign Minister, in answering, questions by wireless, said that Kolehak's troops were not advancing, but retreating in disorder. lie declared that the reports that Petrognul had been evacuated were untrue. Pelrograd ww an armed military camp, and even women were joining tho militia. . He claims that tho Bolsheviki are steadily advancing on the southern front. The Bolshevik policy ie unchanged, but they are ready, as always, to enter into serious peace negotia-tions.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. DENIKEN REPORTS IMPORTANT SUCCESSES (Eec. June 12, 0.50 a.m.) London, June 10. General Denikeu reports important successes on tho Jlarlopol and Donciz fronts. The tanks are doing good service in assisting iu a considerable advance towards Kolchak's left. Fresh, recruits are joining tho Cossacks largely as tho result or Bolshevik outrages in the Upper Don region.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable A&bll. THE TREACHER IN ESTHONIA. (Rec. June 12, 0.30 a.m.) Paris, Juno 10. It is pointed out that the German attack oil the Esthonians is a breach o f the armistice terms, inasmuch as the Germane were allowed to retain an firmed force in those regions solely to cope with the Bolsheviki.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Aesn. AMERICAN POLES HOME-SICK. (Rec. June 12, 0.30 a.m.) Amsterdam, June 10. According to (lernutn report? tho American Poles in Haller's Arniv iii 'he Sosnowice-Doinbrovo region are insisting on being repatriated. Whole detachments have been disarmed and sent to Czenstochovo.—Aus.-K.Z. Cable Assn. A NEW FACToFJNJHE SITUATION ITALIAN SEAMEN'S UNION. (Eec; June 12, 2 a.m.) ; Rome, June 11. According lo the Milan lewspaper "VAvanti" the Senmun's Federation has secured u victory for Socialism in u pledge wrested from tho Government that Italian merchant ships will not bo further used to convey troops or war material , to Russia.—Aus;-N.Z. Cable Assn.